I have written a CIF to postscript converter which is freeware and
available at

http://www.wavefrontsciences.com

under Micro-Optics.  Specifically its at:

http://www.wavefrontsciences.com/Micro-optics/cif2ps.htm

We use it at Stanford to laserprint some of our larger feature masks (20-50
micron features) which we transfer to chrome/glass through photolithography
and chrome etching.  If you find any bugs or problems, let me know and I'll
try to patch them up.  I've made several masks with this program now and
found it very useful.
                                        Good luck,
                                                        Justin.
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Stanford, CA 94305               | "To injure an opponent is to injure
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